Hi, A ForwardResolution should be the right thing to use. So there must be some other mistake.
Using jQuery.load() should work just fine with an URL mapped to an ActionBean event. Note that the JSP should only produce a HTML fragment (no html, head, body tags etc.) or you can use the selector functionality in jQuery.load() to just inject part of the response in your page. Have you tried using firefox with firebug to dig into what is actually requested, responded over the wire? -dennis Rob Johnston <[email protected]> skrev den 01-04-2009 00:42:16: > > Hi everyone > > Here's my situation: I have a class called FixtureActionBean that has a > handler viewRound, which returns a ForwardResolution (to round.jsp). > When I go to Fixture.action?viewRound&round=1, the ActionBean pulls data > from the DB and displays it nicely on the jsp. > > Now, I'm integrating jQuery UI's Tabs widget, where each tab is a link > that passes a different round parameter to FixtureActionBean. This > widget uses AJAX out of the box, but it doesn't end up showing the > dynamic content (logging shows that it is still being retrieved by the > ActionBean). > > So, I figure I need to use a StreamingResolution instead. I understand > that I could just pass all the marked-up data in using the > StreamingResolution(String, String) constructor, but I'd like to still > use the existing jsp to render the information, then pass that into the > StreamingResolution. However, I'm new to Stripes and web programming in > general, I don't really know how I should get that to happen, or if it's > even the right approach.
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